Assessing the Pay of Harmar's Regiment
Document 1787Tells Beatty that the best way to asses the pay Colonel Harmar's regiment is to settle the balance of the entire Corps thereby ascertaining the balance for each individual
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New York January 22.d 1787
Sir
On consideration of the subject of the pay of the regiment commanded by Colonel Harmer, I am of opinion that the whole accounts of the Corps ought to be settled immediately and the ballances of each individual ascertained — To do
This it will be necessary that the Musters of the Troops be obtained up to January instant and that all the payments to the Officers and Men, which ought to go against their Pay be forwarded — for which purpose their receipts as the only legal authority must be produced. & which will of course exonerate every Officer thro' whose hands the money has passed. I wish therefore that these necessary papers may be collected and forwarded as early as possible —
I am &c
Pierce
L.t E Beatty
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Tells Beatty that the best way to asses the pay Colonel Harmar's regiment is to settle the balance of the entire Corps thereby ascertaining the balance for each individual
Date
01/22/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1787012221055
Page start
218
Notable persons
Erkuries Beatty
John Pierce
Colonel Harmar
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
muster
receipts
money


